Development of a Prototype E-Textile Sock.

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2019
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Abstract
The aim of this work is to design and develop a sensorized sock in Electronic Textile (ET), SWEET-Sock. The device has been realized by three textile sensor placed in a specific points of plantar arch and an accelerometer unit, both embedded and connected by conductive thread. The sensors allows the acquisition of plantar pressure and acceleration signals deriving from the motion of the lower limbs. The detected biosignals have been condictionated by a voltage divider and then were acquired through a LilyPad Arduino microcontroller and transmitted using the Simblee BLE technology to a custom made mobile app. Data were afterwards uploaded through a smartphone on a dropbox cloud where a custom made MATLAB GUI platform has been developed for further digital signal processing of main biomechanical parameters of clinical interest in postural and gait analysis.
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Authors D'Addio, G;Evangelista, S;Donisi, L;Biancardi, A;Andreozzi, E;Pagano, G;Arpaia, P;Cesarelli, M;
Journal conference proceedings : annual international conference of the ieee engineering in medicine and biology society ieee engineering in medicine and biology society annual conference
Year 2019
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10.1109/EMBC.2019.8856739
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bluetooth low energy (ble) lora ble long range ieee 802.11ah isa100.11a industrial internet of things (iiot) narrowband iot (nb-iot) time slotted channel hopping (tsch) wifi halow wirelesshart

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